Add to ORKGThis article seeks to provide civil servants, law enforcement, and the judiciary with a comprehensive reference guide to the Sovereign Citizen movement. To do this, the article attempts to make sense of and explain the most common Sovereign Citizen themes and their failings under the Constitution: first, the jurisdiction of the federal government over actual flesh and blood citizens; second, the ability to tax citizens and redeeming the strawman (the so-called Redemption Scheme ); and third, the individual\u27s right to travel. By explaining the legal shortcomings of the Sovereign Citizen ideology, lawyers and judges can address citizens\u27 concerns about government overreach, dissuade Sovereign Citizens themselves from continually reas...
The morass of recent Supreme Court state sovereign immunity jurisprudence is closely examined. Rathe...
Toward the end of her article, The History of Mainstream Legal Thought, Elizabeth Mensch identifies ...
The idea that public defendants should receive any special treatment in the mootness context has bee...
This article seeks to provide civil servants, law enforcement, and the judiciary with a comprehensiv...
The Moorish Sovereign Citizens Movement began as an offshoot of the overarching Sovereign Citizens M...
This is a thesis on the Sovereign Citizen Movement, a niche extremist group in the United States w...
Sovereign citizen is a general term that describes various groups that do not recognize the authori...
The United States faces a domestic threat that is largely ignored by counterterrorism practitioners ...
The purpose of this thesis is to assess the Sovereign Citizen Movement and its potential impact on p...
This Article argues that the Tenth Amendment was the last relevant legal expression of the resolutio...
The focus of this article is the interplay of an indigenous American idea -- popular sovereignty -- ...
It is rare indeed when a contemporary legal concept can be traced to a single source. Yet it is clea...
The FBI has identified the Sovereign Citizen Movement (SCM) as a significant threat to the domestic ...
Sovereign and personal immunities are a complex inheritance of both constitutional and common law. A...
So-called “substantive due process” has long been criticized progressives and conservatives as a con...
The morass of recent Supreme Court state sovereign immunity jurisprudence is closely examined. Rathe...
Toward the end of her article, The History of Mainstream Legal Thought, Elizabeth Mensch identifies ...
The idea that public defendants should receive any special treatment in the mootness context has bee...
This article seeks to provide civil servants, law enforcement, and the judiciary with a comprehensiv...
The Moorish Sovereign Citizens Movement began as an offshoot of the overarching Sovereign Citizens M...
This is a thesis on the Sovereign Citizen Movement, a niche extremist group in the United States w...
Sovereign citizen is a general term that describes various groups that do not recognize the authori...
The United States faces a domestic threat that is largely ignored by counterterrorism practitioners ...
The purpose of this thesis is to assess the Sovereign Citizen Movement and its potential impact on p...
This Article argues that the Tenth Amendment was the last relevant legal expression of the resolutio...
The focus of this article is the interplay of an indigenous American idea -- popular sovereignty -- ...
It is rare indeed when a contemporary legal concept can be traced to a single source. Yet it is clea...
The FBI has identified the Sovereign Citizen Movement (SCM) as a significant threat to the domestic ...
Sovereign and personal immunities are a complex inheritance of both constitutional and common law. A...
So-called “substantive due process” has long been criticized progressives and conservatives as a con...
The morass of recent Supreme Court state sovereign immunity jurisprudence is closely examined. Rathe...
Toward the end of her article, The History of Mainstream Legal Thought, Elizabeth Mensch identifies ...
The idea that public defendants should receive any special treatment in the mootness context has bee...